Zyno Medical LLC

Complete recall history across all FDA and CPSC categories — 16 total recalls

Zyno Medical LLC appears in recall records across 1 category. This page consolidates all FDA food, drug, and medical device enforcement actions, plus CPSC consumer product recalls associated with this company. Recall data is sourced from openFDA and CPSC public databases.

Device Recalls (16)

FDA medical device enforcement actions by Zyno Medical LLC

Date Product Reason Class
May 7, 2025 Z-800F Infusion System. Intended to provide intravenous infusion of parentera... Unreleased software versions were installed on distributed devices without ve... Class I
May 7, 2025 Z-800W Infusion System. Intended to provide intravenous infusion of parentera... Unreleased software versions were installed on distributed devices without ve... Class I
May 7, 2025 Z-800WF Infusion System. Intended to provide intravenous infusion of parenter... Unreleased software versions were installed on distributed devices without ve... Class I
May 7, 2025 Z-800 Infusion System. Intended to provide intravenous infusion of parenteral... Unreleased software versions were installed on distributed devices without ve... Class I
Oct 18, 2024 Z-800 Infusion System. Model/Catalog Number: Z-800, Z-800F, Z-800W, Z-800WF. ... Potential for the battery to deplete over time from self-discharge and intern... Class II
Sep 30, 2024 Brand Name: Z-800 Infusion System Product Name: Z-800WF Model/Catalog Numbe... For the Z-800WF pumps, the WiFi software was not compatible with the pump sof... Class III
Sep 13, 2024 Z-800 Infusion System, Model Numbers Z-800, Z-800F, Z-800W, Z-800WF; Softwar... There is a defect in the air-in-line software algorithm. Class I
Jun 4, 2024 Zyno Medical Z800, Z800F, Z800W, and Z800WF Infusion Pumps Zyno Medical has found that certain Z800, Z800F, Z800W, and Z800WF pumps have... Class II
Dec 20, 2023 Zyno Medical Z800 Large Volume Infusion Pumps -Intended to provide intravenou... When utlizing the patient query feature on the Zyno Medical Z-800WF pumps wit... Class II
May 29, 2019 Zyno Medical Administration Set -105"ADMIN SET 20DP, W/2 Y SITE, CVCLMPS- For... Administration sets assembled with inverted pinch clamp cause the fluid from ... Class II
May 29, 2019 Zyno Medical Administration Set -105"ADMIN SET 20DP W/FILTER 2YSITES CLMP- Fo... Administration sets assembled with inverted pinch clamp cause the fluid from ... Class II
Jul 29, 2016 Zyno Medical Administration Set, Sterile. Rx For Use with Zyno Medical Infus... Administration Set potential filter leaking Class II
Jul 29, 2016 Zyno Medical Administration Set, Sterile. RX For Use with Zyno Medical Infus... Administration Set potential filter leaking Class II
Jul 29, 2016 Zyno Medical Administration Set Sterile. Rx For Use with Zyno Medical Infusi... Administration Set potential filter leaking Class II
Jul 29, 2016 Zyno Medical Administration Set, Sterile. Rx For Use with Zyno Medical Infus... Administration Set potential filter leaking Class II
Jun 13, 2011 Z-800 Volumetric Infusion System. For intravenous infusion of parenteral f... Update Instruction For Use for Preventative Maintenance (PM) Schedule and add... Class II

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